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I compiled the sources in MingW a few different ways (GCC 64, 32-bit).
And also trying to use "w+b" to force the binary mode.
For input .DO files I also tried using both \r\n and \n line separators.
In all cases the generated .BA files are incorrect and not recognized
ok3c.ba is the correct one from the VirtualT (Saved from BASIC to host).
Which is rejected by VirtualT "Load file".
And when copied with TS-DOS, and loaded in BASIC, it produces wrong tokens and line numbers:
The example .DO is
10 A=1
20 B=A+2
30 PRINTA;B
40 PRINT"Done"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thank you trying out 64/32-bit and binary mode. I'd very much like to know why it is failing, but I don't have a Windows box to debug on. I was able to use Github's virtual build host and found that make testshows the same error.
I believe I have tracked down all the peculiar quirks and abhorrent idiosyncrasies Microsoft requires. I hope v2.0.0 will work for you. Please test it out and let me know. Thanks!
I compiled the sources in MingW a few different ways (GCC 64, 32-bit).
And also trying to use "w+b" to force the binary mode.
For input
.DO
files I also tried using both\r\n
and\n
line separators.In all cases the generated
.BA
files are incorrect and not recognizedok3c.ba is the correct one from the VirtualT (Saved from BASIC to host).
Which is rejected by VirtualT "Load file".
And when copied with TS-DOS, and loaded in BASIC, it produces wrong tokens and line numbers:
The example
.DO
isThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: